Extreme weather preparedness and response touches lives throughout the U.S. Improving satellite imaging, cross-agency communication, and data processing tools will drive new capabilities in weather forecasting that will save lives, protect critical infrastructure and economic centers, and spur U.S. leadership in a critical scientific field.

More on Weather Forecasting

June 2023
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6/6/23 Chairman Frank Lucas Opening Statement at Reauthorizing the Weather Act: Users of Weather Data and Areas for Improvement by Sector
April 2023
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4/18/23 Chairman Lucas Opening Statement at Full Committee Hearing on Establishing an Independent NOAA
March 2023
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3/29/23 Science Committee Passes Seven Bipartisan Bills
3/29/23 Chairman Lucas Opening Statement at Markup of H.R. 676, H.R. 1482, H.R. 1496, H.R. 1713, H.R. 1715, H.R. 1734, and H.R. 1735
3/28/23 Subcommittee Chairman Max Miller Opening Statement at Environment Subcommittee Hearing on Reauthorizing the Weather Act: Data and Innovation for Predictions
3/22/23 H.R. 1715, the Advanced Weather Model Computing Development Act
3/9/23 H.R. 1496, the National Weather Service Communications Improvement Act
3/9/23 H.R. 1482, the NOAA Weather Radio Modernization Act
December 2022
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12/21/22 Lucas Releases Draft Legislation to Establish NOAA as an Independent Agency Files
November 2022
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11/21/22 Ranking Member Lucas and Chairwoman Johnson Urge FCC to Limit Spectrum Sharing to Avoid Harmful Interference in the 1675-1680 MHz Band
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